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album: call of the wild and void (lp / digital)

release date:
3 july 2026 (digital)
21 august 2026 (vinyl)
format: lp (exclusive edition of 100 copies on green iridescent vinyl in a screenprinted jacket and slipcase) / standard edition of 200 copies on black vinyl in a screenprinted jacket) / digital
label: sfi recordings

ORDER ON BANDCAMP

order black vinyl:
BENELUX: Konkurrent
NL: Bordello a Parigi / Platomania
UK: Norman Records / Juno Records
GERMANY: HHV
USA: Midheaven

reviews

‘Expect to lose yourself completely in Losing the River, amidst the myriad soundscapes of noise and the distorted drone haze created by Ruben Braeken (Glice) on guitar, alongside repetitive motifs on the synthesiser and piano – all adding up to nearly eight overwhelming minutes.’
damusic

‘A beautiful, atmospheric album with a sound all its own. An album that beautifully uses nature – and especially the sea – as a metaphor and a source of musical inspiration.’
★★★★ written in music

‘I was only just talking about artists with a sound of their own and he’s another one. (…) This is so good.’
moonbuilding weekly

‘A complex sonic exploration of wilderness and what it means for human beings.’
absynth

‘It excels in its simplicity, as heard in ‘Back to the World’, which features the piano melancholy of a Vangelis soundtrack alongside the reverberant guitar beauty of the Cocteau Twins.’
★★★★ de volkskrant

‘It’s glorious’
happening again

‘The futuristic neon streets give way to the mystical tranquility of a misty coastline.’
blogger sander

‘A lovely album full of high-quality slow music!’
oor

‘A beautifully orchestrated collection of songs that are delightful and adventurous.’
the electroscape

‘If this is a taster for what’s to come then we really are in for a treat.’
happening again

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